Jeff Bezos Will Step Down as Amazon CEO on July 5

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos on The Tonight Show – you can watch it below.Marking the first episode of the show with a full live audience since the coronavirus pandemic began, the talk show host spoke about the US heatwave, Logan Paul and Bezos in his opening monologue.“Welcome to The Tonight Show, everybody,” Fallon began his opening monologue. “We have comedy, we have celebrities, we have music,” said the host, who in March welcomed in a reduced-capacity audience back to 30 Rock.

New information is coming out about how the wealthiest people are paying taxes – if at all.

Jeff Bezos going into space, but Neil DeGrasse Tyson is in full support of the move. In fact, the astrophysicist commended Bezos for the decision on Tuesday’s episode of “The View.”Though Tyson was brought on the show to discuss recent videos of apparent UFOs released by the U.S.

Jimmy Fallon got choked up on Monday’s episode of The Tonight Show, as he welcomed his first full studio audience since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos plans to go into outer space on a flight next month planned by his company, Blue Origin.

Instagram. “On July 20th, I will take that journey with my brother.

Jeff Bezos, the world’s richest man, is going to space next month.

Jeff Bezos will be aboard for Blue Origin’s first human space flight next month.

Naman Ramachandran Jeff Bezos will make his maiden space voyage on board the New Shepard, a spacecraft made by his company, Blue Origin. The journey is set for July 20, two weeks after he steps down as Amazon CEO.“Ever since I was five years old, I’ve dreamed of traveling to space,” the entrepreneur posted to his Instagram on Monday.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaFresh off of upending the media landscape with their deal to combine WarnerMedia and Discovery, Discovery chief David Zaslav and AT&T head John Stankey will touch down in Sun Valley, Idaho, in July for Allen & Co.’s annual media conference.They will be joined at the annual confab of power brokers and media barons by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, fresh off his $8.5 billion deal to purchase Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and will hit the resort at a time when most

As both a tentpole and an artifact, the new James Bond movie now belongs to the increasingly voracious Jeff Bezos. Most of it, anyway.

Princess Diana was on the brink of an awkward wardrobe malfunction during her wedding day before one of her dress designers stepped in to save the day. Appearing on Thursday's episode of Lorraine, designer David Emmanuel told host Cat Deeley that he noticed that the Princess of Wales had forgotten to hook her petticoat under her iconic gown.

According to the court circularis, an official record of the Queen and other senior royal family members’ daily engagements, Her Majesty held an audience to mark the retirement of her household’s most senior official, Earl William Peel.

The $189 billion man is still expected to still be heavily involved with the tech giant, though, as he moves into his new role as executive chairman of Amazon. Jassy, meanwhile, has been with Amazon since 1997 and spearheaded the launch of Amazon Web Services, the company’s cloud business, in 2003.

Jeff Bezos is ready for Amazon to get its hands on MGM’s extensive library, which the tech giant just bought for $8.45 billion on Wednesday.“The acquisition thesis here is really very simple: MGM has a vast deep catalogue of much beloved intellectual property. With the talented people at MGM and the talented people at Amazon Studios, we can reimagine and develop that IP for the 21st century.